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Tom Petty, John Lennon, Steve Lukather, Bob Weir.

Sei un grande, bravissimo

could you share the schematics? I would be incredibly greatful!

Pete Townshend???

Do you have any spring reverb on this? I saw bb in Bournemouth in the early 2000s with my old man. Reminds me I caught buddy guy in Poole too!

Nice to see an old Line 6 Pod on standby, lol. Maybe you can do a vid to show if it still has some use for you beyond a nod to an old friend from times past! Great studio btw,

This sounds amazing!! I wasn't expecting it to have such a magazine sound, if you know what i mean.

Mmmmmmm jazz 😎 - great little number that! Well done boys.

Great fvk awesome tune i wish you to be my friend man

wow great result! What mac are you using in your studio? Still a Mac Mini or a Mac Studio?

Quality work from all four of you! 🔥

many thx for posting this wonderful music! best vibes from a jazz and percussionfan from austria

Neil Young!!

Great video and great studio Jon!! I remember you did a video about your studio gear, I would love to see it again! Just a question do you use a HW channel strip for recording with plugins? I remember you used UA solo 610 as channel strip... am I right?

Dave Mustaine?

missing Rick Parfitt

You took the conventional wisdom template, although you I agree with half or so of your picks , one major player who’s mostly associated with lead playing is Jimmy Page he’s arguably better at rhythm, his chord structures his progressions , and as you know being the only guitar player in the band , he needed to put down a solid rhythm , he actually got some input from John McLaughlin, when they were both in the studio as session players , give it a listen . IMHO. Cheers

Wow it sounds awesome!! Is the bare knuckle wax potted or unpotted? Thanks

Great video. I'm also about to do this and I live in Redruth ✌️ where did you decide to get the cabin from?

Oh no way you skate AND do music. Met at Newquay in May skating already saw your skate stuff so I just googled garden music studio and here you are again haha amazing

Hi, would you help to share what are the values on the pots and caps? thanks

Hey! what's the song in Malcolm's part?

Great choice of rhythm guitar players, and nicely presented. Subscribed.

For punk, you should have Stephen Egerton from the descendants and all. He’s tight, intense, and really has his own style.

Great song, played so well! Newquay Cornwall! See you at the skatepark someday!

Rick Parfitt

thinking about doing something similar. did u have any concerns about ventilation and moisture? seems to be the only thing i'm stuck figuring out right now. lots of different answers online. thanks

You give lessons?

Funk vibessss! Cory Wong should see this! Your guitar tone + the funky tune reminds me of the collab Cory and Joe Satriani did!

This is absolutely beautiful!

thanks a lot. But what are the 3# for?

great vid mate!

Great ideas ! I’ll have to try some of these! I do have a Lincoln Brewster Strat that has the TBX Boost circuit and it’s great to have. Also I have an Ultra Luxe Tele with the out of phase using the S-1 switch. I like the idea of having a couple of push / pull or fender S-1 pots to have these mods added. I also like the idea of a tele bridge pickup on a Strat, especially if you’re adding the neck or bridge add / always on mod like yours has! Thanks

Steve Miller. Awesome right hand.

Great lesson! Big influence on John Mayer's style - have you considered a lesson on the raking type technique SRV/Mayer uses for some solos? Also a minor point, but time coding the various sections would be great too 👍

Nice lesson man!

My Top 3: 1) Tony Iommi 2) Glenn Tipton/KK Downing 3) Keith Richards/Brian Jones/Mick Taylor

Love that guitar! I have a 1976 Ash/Maple neck. I love the grain of the ash. I replaced the pick-ups with Dimarzio YJM pickups. It sounds just like the originals but without the hum. I pair it to 2 Marshall 100W leather faces from the same year. Total Blackmore sound!

As far as I know, locking tuners don’t “increase tuning stability”. Did you mean that the old ones were knackered, so you installed new ones?

Great playing, and it sounds and looks fantastic. That trem sounds really solid. Was it a direct fit for your strat, or did you have to drill, adjust, etc?

That is a great sounding strat. What Fender tweed amp is that ?

Fantastic playing. The upgrades on the guitar are sounding great as well. Most 70's strats can use the trem upgrade...you have yours sounding like a Strat. Congrats

I believe you should have not limited this to 10, one thousand and ten might have been a better idea, I grew up with rock and blues, but you should check out Jimmy Capps. Kenny Vaughan highly recommends him, which is good enough for me.

Pool coping desk is sick

Nice lesson, you're a good teacher... even if I don't find Albert King interesting, it's a question of taste I suppose.

Is there space for an acoustic drum kit? Would that be to loud and PO the neighbors?

Cool lesson, Jon! Big influence on Gary Moore too - Albert famously advised him to play every other lick - a lesson in restraint for many of us, that ;)

Cant argue with the list. All solid candidates. What is the Niles Rogers song you were playing? Some other candidates: 1) David Lowery (Cracker) - solid rhythm like a metronome 2) Colin Meloy (Decemberists) 3) John Mayer 4) Mark & Dave Knopfler (First Dire Straits Album - a desert island Disc for me) 5) Tommy Emmanuel 6) Steve Cropper 7) Pete Townsend 8) Cory Wong!!

You put Bob Marley in before the Edge......wtf

Nice playing, Jon. You’ve definitely studied the king of the blues!